Simplest way,
-NAS lifs can migrate between nodes in a cluster
-create your nfs lif on e0c and assign ip to the lif
-cable port e0c on partner node (ctrl2)
-create a failover group (cli) that has port e0c from each controller-once this has been created, your nfs lif will only be able to move between these two ports.
-manually migrate the lif to verify access via both ports
You could create an interace group on each node to providde some local network resiliency:
- interface group on node1 - ig = a0a - consisting of e0c & e0d (local nic redundancy)
- interface group on node2 - ig = a0a - consisting of e0c & e0d (local nic redundancy)
create a failover-group called nfs and add both of the above interface groups into the failover group - this ensures that any lif created on these can only failover to the specified interface group.
-create nfs lif with your ip and have it reside on one of the interfaces created above
- if a controller fails, the nfs lif will simply migrate to the partner interface group as defined in the failover group